@shipwithtiago I've literally only ever used the built in windows speech to text. I use it everywhere - codex, claude, figma, notion.. everywhere.
I've found that I'm more verbose in feedback and initial prompting when I speak instead of type.
@veggie_eric Engineers when AI for arts: ๐๐๐ if your art could be imitated then it's a you issue
Engineers when AI for tech: aaaaa hang him!!
Lmao cuck
@chandrarsrikant Clear case of someone having already taken "maha-poo-rush" as a username.
Because until vishwaguru's own ass isn't on fire, or trapped in a ditch, vishwaguru himself doesn't bother with anything.
@AnthropicAI How the fuck are you two product companies negotiating access to knowledge with the government?!
When did this become okay?!
"We have released this, it is up to you and your citizens to not be retards"
That's literally all you have to say.
@supabase The ones I entered by voice typing.
They're more verbose, both the prompt and the feedback...
Most of my interactions with LLMs happen this way.
There's the occasional profanity that slips by and windows censors that; but hey, what can I say...
@thsottiaux If I have multiple terminals and I close one, it triggers a new chat for some reason.
Dark theme UI device toolbar, mode the dropdown items to switch viewport sizes has text set to be the same color as the dropdown.
Bring back Esc to exit annotation mode while still keeping them.